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. - 'Pi ‘401( - i • •--,'',"' 5 ;''. 114 . ..,*',••' , .- / , /,... 1 i S \ ''' • s.,„ t . ~. .-1, j• - - ‘-- r fq l .4-1S i - j. eall ...,... a. , t . L. . t , „,.., ..,..... 1 Fil •-- . 1, X':41 - ~ KI .Ateik. 0. ill . -----. 2 s , .. c .,..,• , . . . 1 ~ Ifiktk I t - - - _ - P.ll'Y-OEFICE, THEATRB ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. PHIS PRESENT EVENING, April 22, 1809, will be performed THE, WORLD. DERMODY's WORKS. • This Day was published, • In Twn elzgant 'Whims, price i4s. in boards,. 1 1 -I HE HARP of ERIN ; consisting of , t be . CAL WORKS of THOMAS• DERMODY, "OW first colleded i~~Y. 1~ 4 - t1 ;1(10 The Cligraders by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER. . Mr WItOUGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. PALMER. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. POWELL, Miss BOYCE. The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. DE CAMP, And the Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON. Y pY ~ 01 of 0 fohtl I:. ( es, Vol Ri )v=4lV $.l 11(1{1 , \V j. sq. 01 10110 r, 1;64* 'ate Itlr of e RA" tie. !Up• er 11 ' ...o**" After which will be produced (for the first time) a new • Grand Serious Ballet of Ation, called .CARACTACUS. ANCIENT BR.ITONE. Caraaacus (the General), Mr. LVEG VI LLE, • (From the Opeia-House, being his first appearance these iz years); Illwy, Mr. ROBERTS, (Ftom the Opera-House, his first appearance on this Stage); Hengo, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Edgar, Master NOBLE • Cadwal, Mlster WALLA& ; Oswald, Master BRISTOW • Modred (the High Priest), Mr. CORE ; Mador (the Chief Bard), Mr. SMITH ; Druids, Messrs. DIGNUM, GIBBON, MILLER, FITZ. SIMMONS, &c. Isla, _Miss GAYTON ; ' thelinde, Mrs. SHARPE ; Virgins, Miss G EEN , Miss TWA NILE Y, Misses H. and L. DENN ET, Miss TOOSE, dec. ROMANS. Cwsar, Mr. CRANE lELD, (Being his first appearance on thii Stage); Claudius, Mr. FISHER.; • • ..Drusus„ MALE ' • • Marcus. LAUREN T. • To-morrnw, the new i:•_dy Of The World. A new Comic Opera, Adis, is In reheartittl. • THEATRE RC:IYAI4' COVE NT-GARD EN. Tip-monitow. , EVENING, April 23, 1898, will be perlorbokd lirtMLET, OF DENMARK. • . • • . 114ris let, Mr. EMBLE ;. Polintlits,' • Mr. MU N LIEN; . ;, , :;hosr Mr. POPE ' _ Qumerr, drs: Sl. LEW' , R; • , I fi WHO WINS: Or, THE WI DOW's CHOICE. •, The Characters by VAWCETT, Mr. LIS'fON:, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DENbIAN, - Mrs. KF.MBLE, Airs. LISTON, iseDECAMP. Ilexes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. 4.;Allery as, Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery as; Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the Ildxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-olfice, in Ilan-street. The Doorl to be_opcnetl at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. - ' . • account of the great overflow last Monday night, the Tragedy o 1 King Richard the Third will be repeated,, for the 4th tiinc this season, on Monday next. The Public are respealtilly intOrmeil, that Shakspeare's Play of The Two ccollernen of Verona can only he acted on Tuesday and Fridey Evenings next—on Tuesday: with the Milo-Oraina of The Blind Boy ; and on friday with the Musical Farce of Who Wins or, The Widow's Choice. The late Sit JAMES ‘VIikITERLAKE's COLLECTION • Ott Pott.T tt ATs and }11:STO1II e'ltiN'FS; • MR. STE WART most resptttfuilv itifilrnis the Public, the Colleaors Amateurs, and Lovers et the Fine Arts, that the Sale will take place at his 194, Piccadilly, on Monday next, A Kit 25, and eleven lullowing days, Sunday excepted, of the genuine and extraordinaiy Col Whorl of British Portraits and Historic Prints, the P roots and Variatiunsinnthnera a ble, Private Plates, Unique Prints, and lkilibiatu're* unknown in any other Collection or Public . Repository, forming,. the most spit., :lid and rare Collodion hitherto submitted by Public Sale ; colleaed with a true classic taste of the Fine Arts by the late Sir James Winter lake, Bart. T 6 be viewed and descriptive Catalogues, had. . Any Ladies or Gentlemen who cannot 44tend ,the Sala may depend updn their. Commissions being faithfully exe cuted by Mr. Stewart. • RADE . . ISLE OF.AVIGIIT. PLEASANT COTTAGE. T 0 11E SOLI), AA FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, Gar den, and Orchard, with Coat;ln.house, Stable, ,and Yartl,• at Upper Kyrie, called BANK COTTAGE, coin. tnandutz beauttrul Prospe:qs by Land and Sea. The Flotise is replete with Convenieacies Tor a ,Family. The Garden is in good order, jilt! tiltt rehant well stocked With a variety of 'l•rces i forming a rural and pleasant Appen. iiia ge to the Uwelling.house. Immediate pos s ession may be tad. Apply for particulars to Thomas Andrews Minchin, Bank, Portsmouth. ANTIQUITIES AND NATURAL HISTORY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE, At their Gre.it Room,, No. 38, X.ing•street, Covent.Gaidcn, on Monday, April 2s, and Two following Days, at T wylve o' C lock • LUI-‘l3 LE COLLECTION of NATURA L !STORY ; con iSting - of a superb Cabinet of VaseS; found in Magna C.; 46. Ancient Coins and Medals, hlanti. scripts in Creek, Arabic, and Turkish. atinong theft' arc the Nine Greek Orators;, Models from Ruins in Italy, by Do menico Padigione, of Naples t. a capital Mahogany Library Table, with brass teas round the top, and twelve doors, brass andtsilk curtains, ten feet long, and live feet wide; a Deal Cabinet, with glazed doors, and titteen drawers underneath; together with the suburb Herbarium o those celebrated Botanists, Palasand Nxzen ; also a valuable Col. ledion of Minerals ;. the whole coiletied during many years travel it) 'rations parts of Europe, Asia, and Attica. May be viewed and Catalogues had. , • • For RIIEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CFIILBLAINS,,&e. Dr. STEER's OPODELDOC. In the Stamp round each Bottle are engraved the Wor " F. Nevvbery. No. 45, St. Paul's," anti those without this distinction are spurious. THE 4uceessof this Medicine has given rise to a great number of Counterfeits, as well as to a variety ni Enibrocationt, Essences, Liniments, Bcc. some of which are so hot and strong, as often to excoriate, to cause blisters. or even to contract the sinews ; and others are so weak as to be e ‘ tno eflett but this Opodeldoc, by its happy combination, by the union of efficacy and satity, will ever maintain its wonted eminence and superiority. By its warm, penetrat ing, and attenuating qUalities, it la a most excellent remedy for external Itheurnatisms • and by its strengthening powers. it speedily restores the parts which are injured by Bruises and Sprains; it is of great service in Cramps, or Numbness; in Stsithesa or Weakness of the joints; as al.° in promoting Circulation in. the Limbs when in a paralytic state : it Is likewise particularly successful in Chilbaitis and, it used in time, will prev ent t h e i r b rea ki ng, b ut in ads complaint a little of it should be dissolved in a spoon, and applied warin. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, fit. Paul's, four Doors from the Coach-way from Cheapsidc, London, p ri ce a s. 6 d. each Battle, duty included g and, by their ap pointment, b Bacon and Cu. Oxford-street ; Mae, Old Boi , d-Ptreet ; Vayleyand Co Cockspurrcet ; Ward, Mid dle-rosy,. Holborn ; Clarke, Borough itigh-street ; ikanctall, RoLil ;Exchange ; Dicey and Sutton, how Churchyard; and Kith?, corner of Ludgate:street. TO BE DRAWN IN GUILDHALL, April 26, 0108. CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES, discharged of Land-Tax, of the estimated Value of to.boool. The Scheme contains i Prize, valued at 425,000 I - - 7,000 - 6,0c0 4,303 3,00 a 2,000 7 - . I 25 , 000 i. 7,000 24,000 28,000 Moo() 2,000 pr. 1 54, 000 TICKETS and SHARES are on sale at Messrs. HA- R HU it NE, and Co.'s Office, 93, Royal Lxclange, London. Present Price - Ticket 47 19 0 Half - - £.4 4 ° E.ighEig hth 'Cl 2 o Quarter - 2 3 o l S i xteenth 0 o Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. wrw Iva! ► thgt - 5 1 : 4 CITY LOTTERY. 4, CORNHILI„ and 9, CHARING-CROSS. rr BISI-I returns his most grateful Thanks to the • Nobility, Gentry, anti the Public , at large, lot that , - Untiotintied Favour; in the pre gent Lottery; UM! begs It 3v e to inform them, that the GRAND CITY LOTTERY ur TWENTY -FREEHOLD HOUSES will all be decided by the Drawing of thefirst T►•enty Num bers out of the Wheel, in Guildhall, on Tuesday the 26th of this Month. . . TiCK ETS and SHARES are selling at both of his truly fortunate 0 Ilicas, as ab ove. Present Price.—Titket .C 7 19 a • Half - - • £4 4 o I Eighth - • ,C t z o Quarter -- - e 3 0 1 Sixteenth . . ott a Schemes, with Particulars, to be had gratis, as above; Wilerd Seven Capital Prizes ,in the present Lottery have a l . ready been Shared and Sold. . • PRIZES EXCHANGED. THE Holders of the Sbires of the following Ca pital Prizes sold by BISH in the Lottery just finished, !bay receive their Money on 'demand, or Exciunige them rot Tickets or Shares in the Grand CITY LoTTER,Y, which are selling, in great variety, at his OtUces, q, Cornhill, and ,9;.Chliritig-eross. N 0.18,45 5 ., a Prize of,C 10,000 No. 49N, a Prize of ,Csno 18,445, - - - 5,000 1/.9 . - - - S 1 34, 88 9, - - - SOQ° 5,64, - ..• - s'O 404, . 1,000 2 4,557. - - - The CITY LOTTERY of Twepty FreehpldlJouses,elis. charged of Land-Tax, and vaitted at z 04,0601. will begin on Tuesday next, the 26th instant.-and be decided the same d: , by the drawing of the first zo. Numbers out of the Wheel at *** Schemes; with Particulars, gratis. Cr_ RAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD' kJ" - HOUSES, discharged of LAND-TAX. i 04,000 Value in Capital Prizes. Twenty Thousand Tickets. to •be Drawn in'Guildhsll, , April zgth.. - , LIST of CAPITAL PRIZES, with the Value of each . . Grand Hotel, No. g, Skinner -street, - .. 25.e0n No, 24, Skinner-strect• . . • 7,000 . No. 43, Ditto - • • - ti,ooo No. 45, - Diito . . • . ' 6,0v0 No. s, Pickett-street - . - - kono No. 7, Ditto - - - . 6,000 No. 17, Skinner-street - - . 4,000 No. at, Ditto - • - • .4.0w0 No, 41, Ditto . - - A 4,' ,00 No. tc, Dato ''' - - - 4. 000 No. 4, Ditto - - - • 4,000 No. so, Pickett-street . - - 4, 00 3 N..i. ti,, Ditto . - - - . 4,000 Na. ig, Skinner-street - : - - 3, 0 00 No. 40, West Side of Snow.hill - - 3,000 No. 41. Skinnet-street - - • 3,000 No. 48, Ditto - • - - 3,..0ii No. 49, t)itto ... . - . 3 , 000 No. 4, Piekett‘s'reet , , - ~ . 3,000 No, 12. Skilllicr.StleCp - . 2,000 .. • _ together the Santa 104,000). Tlio above Valuation IS taken at the lowcst estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery IS drawn, 'the Property will be very cuii4derably ins.reased in value. Or. fern have been made (rout various persons to purchase several of the,liouses at the p.ices they are estimate.' at, and it is proposed that those Prizes which are divided into small shams shall be sold, and the Produce paid to the Shareholders se cordingto the;, respeCtive..Shares. I'riiset Ticket ,C 7 iq o • 'lilt' . . ,C 4 4 o Eighth • • ,iJi 2 e I , 4 carter 7 - a 3 o Sixteenth - 0i i o Tickets and Shares are selling at all the 0 iliees. 13ROOM, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, At the LyttlNOit Arms, in Hagley, - in the Cou:lty Of Wor cester, on Monday the asti of May next,- between the noun; of Four anti Six WL:lock in the Iteinoun, stibjeet to 'Conditions then to be produce(' (uniixis previously posed of by Private Contrad, of which Natice-will be given), ALL that MEiSUAGE, called , BROOM 11011.5. E., with the Coach-house, Stables, and 'alter 0 ta-ollices, Carders, I ruit Visit Ponds„ Mutations, and some exCeecling . good pasture Land theteto adjoining, containing, by adnteasuienient, IS Acres, one Rood, and five Per..lics, to the Possession of Waldron Hill, Esq. . 4160 SCYCIiii CLOSES, PIECES, or, PARCELS of ARABLE, •bi F. AD 0 ‘v.c and PASTURE LAND, with a sub.tantial Barn, and other Convenient Buil:hogs then:cm ereeted, lying near to the said Messuage,. and containing, by adoleasutement, 143 Acres anti IS Perelie.s s _in the Possession of lams Crump. Also Two other CLOSES of LAND, lying contiguous to the said'hlessuage, and containing, by adateasuictnent, nine Acres,. two Roods, and 14 Percnes, in the Possession of Thomas Butler. Also Three TENEMENTS, or COTTAGE HOUSES, with good Gardens to the same belonging,. conveniently 41. tuated, and in the Occupation of the said lames Cramp, or his Under-tenants. The above-mentioned Property is a very Eligible and compact Freehold Estate. It is situated in the Parish of Broom, near. to the Borders of Worcestershire,, about ten Miles from the City of Worcester, six fromßronisgroic, four from Kidderminster, and four froni Stourbritige, all very good Market Towns; it is distant from . London about one hundred and twenty The House is tit for the Accommodation of a Gentleman, and is in a genteel Neighbourhood. The Land is good, well planted with thriving young Trees, and a considerablo part ~ alit Is Tithe F ree. It lies in a clear pleasant Country, cum mantling very beautifill and extensive Views of Hagley Park: the Clent Hills, •and the surroueding Country, and 'the Si. tuation seems to have every other Ktmutsitg: to rel i d a it alt agreeable Place of Residence for anyGentleinan io witom the Avocations and Amusements of the Country can atibrii plea. sure. Lime and Coals , are to be had at convenient Distances.--= lainq Crump, at. Broom, will slim the Land. For Tickets to obtain Permission to see the House; for other Particulars, and to treat tor the Purchase, apply Id Mr. Court, solicitor, at Beltbriaughton, or at his oth cit Stourbridge,. who' is ;anti°, tied to contract for Sale ct t! Estate; Particu.,trs ut,iy iqso be knows ( of Messrs, Benbow and Hope, Solicitors, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, Lun dou. By T. G. RAYMOND, Esq. Author of the Life of Dertnody: ; Printed for Richard ehilliPs, No. 6, Bridge4treet, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be bad, • The Poetical Works of Airs. Robinson, in Three Volunies, price 275. in boards. AMERICA. This Day were published, In Three thick Volumes small ltvo, price One Guinea, lads. TRAVELS in' AMERICA, performed in 1806, for the purpose of Exploring the Rivers Alleghany, Moriongatiela, Ohio, and 6lissisiippi and ascorldwing the Produce and Social Condition of Alien . 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One Guinea to be paid at the time of subscription, which will entitle the subscriber to a proportionate part of the Rough-Draft Numbers, and to the revised• Parts as they are published, The Work will form Four 4to. - Volumes, at Two Guineas each. THE NAVY. This Day was published, In a closely printed Volume, embellished with Views of great ♦idtoriea, and a Chart, price 7g. 6d. bound and let tered (a few Copies taken on tine Paper, price los. 6d. eleOntly bound), . _ IE BRITISH NEPTUNE; or, a. History of the RiA, Prowess, and Triumphs, of the lilt ITI SC-1 NAVY, front the Time Of AI. F Dto the 4.;Loßtous vit.:TORY ofTßAFAl.GAß,interspersttlnvith Aneeclotcs and - Notices of the successive improvements in Navigatin, Ship.builchrig, and Naval Ta4tics IV WILLIAM BURNEY, A.M. _ Master - tor the Naval A9itleiny at Gosport, &c. The National linPortance of sut:lt a Coin plarc. and compen dious Work as the above-Mentioned, wlll, at the present -moment, he ienerally Printed for It. 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It exhibits a compcndittm of all kuman knowledge, more luinintatis civan.sti f all extratieott at titer, in which that „has - been preferred which is practical, to that which is speculative; and it is occupied chiefly by the must useful branches. _ _ • 11. It is of a:convenient and. comparatively portable size, calculated to lie on the table of every studious .person, as a hmk.of Constant reference. The 7 retrenchment nt many sq. pertiuous and. useless 'articles having eauseet a considerable reduction in size, without impairins the intrinsic value and general utility of ehe work. ' 111. It is printed so a; to correspond with the quarto edi• tions. of johnion's 'Dictionary ; and the .possessois of works thus have, in a moderate compass, and - a: a moderate petiee, all the compendious literary aid which can be de sir4 in the form of a Didion.iry. _ _ IV. -The Work is neAtly printcl itt a new and elegant type, on superfine yellow wcwe patter. The. copper. pIaWS have heeti4igssyed chiefly front 0ri 7 . , ..tnal drawings, by the first Attists,- and ere etiti.d to ally platezi ever giVcil-t0 the public) 'MA wCrk of tins. suture. And this Dictionary having b.cn completed since every Qt her, it deinallds a pfderetlCZ, as Cflh• t4t.,;,,,,,t1 the 13te illptoVellteittS Una DtSCOVerieS in' every branch of knowledge. Printed for, Richard Phillips, No. fi, Iteolze.street, Black. friar, ; and to he had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and other 1)c.,1:.-rs in Books in the ()oiled Kingdom. • This Day was pu4lishtd, price at,, --OHE MEDICAL REM eIVIIIRANCER ; or. I • i'iIARiIIACCUTICAI. YADE-MECUM : being a shirt Sl:ctch a the Properties and C'll is of all the Me dicinal Cow pftiitions and Simples now in use, as dire6led by the' College of Physicians ; arranged. under their everal 04$SCS. To which is added.. an Alphabetical Table in Loin and 'E'nglith, with the Old - and New Nantes, contain ing the pro; ! e - r Doses .of each . Medicine. • Intended as a Com plete Pocket Manual for thense . of Pcaditioners in general.. , By 1110,111 AS CHUkCHILL, Apothecary,&c, London, Printed for 1. Johnson, N. 72, St, Paul's Church-yard. nits Da) . was pit blished,'. , , Price is. or ins. a Dozen for Distribution, TOSEPH'S CONSIDERATION : A Sermbn, I preached in Clare-1131i - Chapel, Cambridge, on Monday, tebruary the.-I.9th, ISO ; being the Day of administering the Holy Sacrament of tlf.: Lord's Sapper, at the Division Oldie "Perin. By the Rev. JAMES PLUMPTRC, M.A. Fel 1.,w of t Lire Hall. Printed fur F. C. and l. kivington, Mo. 6z, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by I: Illitcbard, No. ig•, Pieadillyi Peighton and Nicholson, Cambridge; and Cooke and Parker, 0 ztotii. . Of whom may be had, l*y`lhe same Author, A Colleclion of Songs, Moral, Sentimental, Instruliive. and,Aniusing. Elegantly printed in Three large Volumes, Dirodeeinto, -price in boards, tI, is. ' *„.• Thesis. 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' ' April 16, !Rog. rirriE PT:NCIPAL OFfil-CERS d.nd COM , 4 1 -- MISS lONE RS of 1-14 A:letter Na 7.; ), d, lure4y give Nock:, that in o:dneiday, the 27th April; at aa: o'Clock, tlOy will Ge re,s4r to treat with such Persons as may hi,rvilling riVf. trrEl for sup-p:yittg Kit Majesty's Yardr' at . knotwicb, Sbeerlett g Portinvintb, area Plymouth, cr any of the said I4rds, with Capstan , Bars, • • Handy pikes, • Helves, Woulders, and !loops tar Masts, Windsails, and Top. Form of the. ender way be 44..C11 at Ibis Oeee. No Tender will be received alt,r 17i.tive o'C'rek the Day of 9 , ) , noticed the Party cr fin Agent for.hint attend:. This Day was published, price 45. DTJBLIC SPIRIT ILLUSTRATED m the LIFE 1. ;And DESIGNS of the Rev. THOMAS • BRAY, 0.0. 1-Thrrnedy Minister nt St. Rotolph without AlcLate, tAyint)n. To k% nicti :ire 4iitied, the Design , : and rtoveediugg ht who no , v - fi)ths tf)e Socirtv which •he instituted, and other Second Edition, Iteviscd. Prinrcit for F. C. and 1. No. 02, St; Puttl'S Church-yard; :told ;lisp by liar c,14:41, • This Day.. was published, Handsomely printed in' One Volume Octavo. price, in hoards, gs. A New Edition, with .Additions, being the Third, of T HE MEDITATIONS of a ItECLUSEi chiefly on Religious Subjects, fly IOHN BliEWSTii.k, M.A. • • ltettor ltedinarshatt, Unrhant • Printed for 1 . and C. W ivington, No. 62,, P... PINPS Church-yard; sold also by 1. Hatelord, No. 10, Picca dilly. . Of whom may be Ird, by the same Author, 1. Leaures on the Aas of the Apostles, delivered in the Parish Church of Stockton,-upon•Tecs, during Lent, to the Years t 303, tBo4. 13os, and tBo6. Ilandsomelp printed in • Two Volumes, Ottavo, .with Three Maps illustrating the Travels of the Apostles, price in boards. 1 4 5 . • 2. A Secular Esso : cunfainitig a Kettuspcitive View of Events connecls mill the Ecclesiastical,liistory of nig.. -land during the Eighte-uth Century. 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